An AI legal assistant that moves contracts out of the legal queue
Every contract is read against your standard terms, risky clauses are marked with the reason, and your lawyer decides.
Contracts wait weeks in the legal queue.
Sales wants it signed this week, legal has twenty others in line, and a renewal clause or an unlimited liability term slips through because nobody had time to read page fourteen.
- In-house legal teams with more contracts than lawyers
- Companies without a lawyer on staff who review contracts themselves
- Sales and procurement teams waiting on contract approvals
The agents
Reads each agreement from Google Drive, SharePoint or Gmail against your playbook, marks risky or missing clauses and proposes redlines with the reason.
Checks the money side: payment terms, price changes, penalties, caps and renewal costs, and compares them with what was approved.
Works inside the company only. Receives requests, puts them in order of urgency, tracks status and prepares the approved version for signature in DocuSign.
How it works
- Someone sends a contract for review by e-mail, Slack or a shared folder.
- Mat logs the request with the deadline and the business owner.
- Henry and Darwin review the text against your playbook and prepare a summary and redlines.
- Your lawyer or manager reviews, edits and approves the position.
- Once approved, Mat prepares the DocuSign envelope, the business owner sends it, and Mat files the signed copy.
Example of what you get
Contract review memo
- One-paragraph summary: parties, object, term, value and renewal
- Clauses that differ from your standard, ranked by risk
- Suggested redlines with the reason for each
- Questions for the business owner before signing
What changes
- Contracts move through review faster, with less waiting
- Every agreement is checked against the same standard
- Lawyers spend time on negotiation and judgment, not first reads
Where a person is still needed. This is not legal advice, and the team does not sign anything. A qualified person reviews and approves every position before a contract is sent or signed.
Connects to
Contract review team
Can an AI contract review tool replace a lawyer?
No. It does the first read and the comparison with your standards, and prepares the redlines. A lawyer or authorized manager decides and signs. Think of it as an AI legal assistant that speeds up review.
What kinds of contracts can AI for contract review handle?
Common business agreements: NDAs, service agreements, supplier contracts, sales terms, leases and renewals. Unusual or high-stakes deals still need closer review by your lawyer.
Is it safe to share contracts with AI agents for legal work?
Contracts stay in Google Drive, SharePoint or Gmail, read through official integrations. Only the people you choose see the reviews, and every action is logged with its cost.
How long does it take to set up AI for legal documents?
Share your standard templates and the positions you accept or reject. The first review can be done in a working session. Opening the team is free; try it on an NDA first.
How does AI contract review work with our playbook?
You share your standard templates and the positions you accept, negotiate or reject. Henry reads each agreement against that playbook, marks clauses that differ or are missing and proposes redlines with the reason. Your lawyer reviews and approves the position.
Can the AI spot auto-renewal and liability clauses?
Yes. Renewal terms, notice periods, liability caps, indemnities and penalties are among the clauses it checks first. Darwin also looks at the money side, such as payment terms, price changes and renewal costs, and compares them with what was approved.
Which tools does the legal team connect to?
Contracts are read from Google Drive, SharePoint or Gmail, requests can come by e-mail or Slack, and approved versions are prepared for signature in DocuSign. The business owner sends the envelope; the team does not sign.
What happens when a clause is unclear or outside the playbook?
Henry does not decide it. The clause is marked as needing a decision, with the risk explained and the possible positions, and it goes to your lawyer. Questions for the business owner are listed in the review memo.
Can AI review contracts in other languages?
Yes. The team can read agreements in common business languages and write the summary in yours. For contracts governed by another country's law, the review should go to a lawyer who knows that law.
How do we know if AI for contract review is helping?
Mat tracks every request with its deadline and status, so you can see how long contracts wait and where they stop. Over time, check whether standard contracts move faster and whether your lawyer's time goes to the agreements that actually need it.